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127th AES Convention Coverage (New York, NY Oct. 9-12)
PRESS RELEASE
RODE Introduces The NTG-3 Shotgun Microphone
June 12, 2008
The NTG-3 is the result of years of development by RODE engineers, providing the professional broadcast and film industries with an affordable yet uncompromising microphone. Using a technology known as RF-bias the RODE NTG-3 is almost completely resistant to moisture, making it the only option when recording in any demanding environments where condensation is an issue. Be it in a tropical rainforest, arid desert or sub-zero snowstorm the NTG-3 can be relied on to faithfully record audio where traditional condenser microphones would fail. In addition to its robust properties the NTG-3 combines very low weight (163g), a durable anti-glare finish and incredibly low handling and self-noise (13dBA) to become RODE's premier A/V microphone. When not in use the NTG-3 can be stored away in the included weather resistant aluminium storage cylinder, providing additional protection when travelling and storing the microphone. "The new NTG-3 is one of RODE's most exciting microphones." commented Peter Freedman, President of RODE Microphones. "I am confident that the robustness afforded by RF bias technology, combined with incredibly low self-noise and handling noise make the NTG-3 a clear market leader in the broadcast-grade shotgun microphone category." Australian sound recording guru, Ric Creaser (60 Minutes, Survivor, Australian Idol), was given the opportunity to field test the NTG-3 as a part of RODE's thorough product development. "The NTG-3 has amazingly low handling noise, which will make it a boom operator's dream mic" observed Ric. "The audio quality is exceptional; providing the full bodied, robust, punchy audio I have come to expect from only the most expensive high-end broadcast shotgun microphones." "Also the off axis capability is a little wider than a 416, therefore more forgiving when trying to capture two spaced sources; a real bonus. I plan to use the RODE NTG-3 as my main microphone from now on — it is outstanding." Key features:
For more information on the NTG-3 please visit http://www.rodemic.com/microphone.php?product=NTG-3 Recent Rode headlines
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